Morning Tribune, 4 August 1938

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL 3— No 159. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, August 4, 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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    JAPAN FEARS AIR RAIDS, PROTESTS TO MOSCOW
    1128 1 JAPAN FEARS AIR RAIDS, PROTESTS TO MOSCOW Centre Of Trouble JAPAN has protested to the Soviet against "the series of aerial invasions over Korea and Manchukuo," and at the same time, fearing possible Soviet air-raids, is extending light control from to-day to embrace almost the whole country. Telegrams received last
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    Scared Of War?
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    JEWISH DOCTORS IN GERMANY
    53 1 I Berlin. Wednesday. UNDER the new law the permits of all Jewish doctors expire on Sept. 30. The Minister of the Interior may lime-limited permits to deserving s. such as those who were front line (luring the war. but it is stipulated that they must only
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    Italy's Arms Programme
    64 1 1 rTX Rome, Wednesday. JYI' I iINGS have been held of chiefs of general staffs. Armv and Air Force, aed over by the Duce, at which the Minister was also present, it is revealed. I understood that apart from new ent the main purpose of the tags
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    STOP PRESS
    92 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh TT Hankow, Thursday. ,s reported that America is keenly interested in the border -Wirt but it is denied that she hdd the disputants of her f Des of a settlement. Rainfalls are causing very serious h„; ,n J apan. Communication EJweej Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto,
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    ANOTHER "GOLD RUSH" ON THE MARKETS
    244 1 London. Wednesday. ANOTHER "gold rush" occurred to-day, when leading London gold bullion dealers met to fix the day's official quotation. The execution of overnight orders from the Continent resulted in 1.048, bars, valued at £2,977,000 changing j hands at a price of 142 0-
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    GREAT AIR BATTLE
    83 1 GREAT AIR BATTLE Hankow, Wednesday. iiii CHINESE aviation headquarters jjg claim that 12 Japanese aero- j;:.; •Hi: planes, comprising 11 pursuits and gh Hl'jone bomber were shot down this ipjmorning by Chinese aircraft which jt:j iHll'.ntercepted a group of 20 Japanese |g •I::! machines heading for Hankow. ;;ji ii::: The
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    Britisher Killed By Jap Bombs
    122 1 Britisher Killed By Jap Bombs Hankow, Wednesday. A BRITON, Mr. J. G. C. Crawley Dublin, who was the commander of the Chinese Customs cruiser, Chiangnamag was killed at 4.30 p.m. yesterday when six Japanese seaplanes bombed the vessel at a point 36 miles below Hankow. The Chinese second engineer and
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    LORD RUNCIMAN ARRIVES IN PRAGUE
    27 1 Prague, Wednesday. Lord Runciman and party have arrived They were greeted by government and mayoral representatives and leaders of the Sudetens Reuter
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      43 1 *r T 4> s OTHCK Kuropean's Suit 2 j I secret Society J i Market Prices y nd ian Labour J I KSaW By Witness 21 t Tennis Report I i Race Results 23 1 Skins' Boxing S Tennis Pictures 24 •Js^ isP*S»s»s»"
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    EUROPEAN ENGINEER CLAIMS $3,000 DAMAGES
    383 2 EUROPEAN ENGINEER CLAIMS $3,000 DAMAGES Sinuapore. Wednesday T»H AT his m .Aires hid been ftTMaffaat) terminated hy Messrs. Dohh and Co.. I. d.. ;.nd lli.tt n libellous statement regard in j? his incnannrlnwj mm Engineer ol Works am* aaVrnirt made in a ltW«r addressed to his rounsel, irtrt Ihe Uv.»
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    ARRIVAL OF LABOURERS
    67 2 ARRIVAL OF LABOURERS Information has been received by telegraph that 17 state akkd labourers will arrive to-day by a. a. "Rohna." It t> expected that these will proceed to Port Swettenham for quarantine there. Six thousand Japanese troops at Sinvang broke the Chinese cordon on Monday but were intercepted by
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    HONG FATT DIRECTORSHIP CHANCE
    138 2 'From Our 07cn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. AM. police have been withdrawn j from the Hong Fatt Mine, j iSunsjri Baal, where the situation: lis bark to normal. .Mr. Cnoa Kia Peng. C.8.F.. has j [ixalanrd his directorship of the j [■ang Fatt Mine and his
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    MAGICIAN HUMOURS LOCAL ROTARIANS
    261 2 Singapore. Wednesday. "THERE is something about Great Britain which we Americans ap- I predate We must always be together, ind we will always he I together, so long as the two races speak English/* declared Mr. Max I Malini, internationally- famous magician in the course of
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    Transport Strike Deadlock
    49 2 THE SCENE near the efaeei ef the Singapore Tractii it vesterdav morning, when though the m tv- •seTered to take thi mm I back on better terms not one acceped. Double pickets were posted, several I cam ag sticks, and no one attempted lOßOnaa work. I
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    FIRE DESTROYS 60 ATTAP HOUSES
    136 2 FIRE DESTROYS 60 ATTAP HOUSES (From Our Own Reporter) Taiping. Wednesday. DAMAGE to the extent ot Sl.tO was caused by a disastrous fl« which occurred between 12 mid night and 1 a.m. in Pasir Hitam.i village about three hours journey from Port Weld by motor launch. No one was injured
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    CHARGED WITH DEATH OF SON-IN-LAW
    124 2 CHARGED WITH DEATH OF SON-IN-LA W guilty owing to accused having committed the offence while of unsound mind His Lordship then ordered the accused to be kept In safe custody in civil prison pending the decision of the Colonia 1 Secretary. Throughout the trial accused wa c silent and when
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      42 2 "DAIRY FARM*' Condensed Sweetened IHI, L cRi: A M M ILK. DAIRY FARM MILK is superior quality this milk will not thicken in the PREPARED and Exported AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS. Fresh Stocks always obtainable from all High Class Dealers WPS GG A
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      151 2 Help Kidneys Fight Dangerous Germs fYour Kidneys contain 9 million tiny tubes, endangered by germs caused by colds, bad teeth, tonsils and infections. Beware! Kidney and Bladder Disorders make you suffer from Burning, Itching Passages, cause you to Get up Nights, be Nervy, have Leg Pains, Dizziness, Rheumatism, Circles under
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    SECRET SOCIETY AND THREATS TO SHOPKEEPER
    360 3 SECRET SOCIETY AND THREATS TO SHOPKEEPER PRISON SENTENCE FOR CHINESE Singapore, Wednesday. THREATS alleged to have been used to the proprietor of a coffeeshop, in order to induce him to join the "Khuan Ee" (a notorious Cantonese secret society), formed the basis of a case of attempted extortion, beard in
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    JULY TIN EXPORTS SHOW RISE
    106 3 JULY TIN EXPORTS SHOW RISE CONSIDERABLE increase in A the amount of tin exported ln>m Malaya is r-res for July supplied by the Hrtdstrar-Cieneral of Statistics Malaya exported 5.923 tons of tin in July compared with 4,«b tud 5. 11l tons respectively in June and May. For the first seven
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    Crushed By Machinery; Inquest
    291 3 Crushed By Machinery; Inquest 'From Our Oun Correspondent) Sitiawan. Wednesday. AX Friday, Che Saaldm Khandri bin Abdul Tahrim. the Sitiawan Magistrate, held an inquiry into the death of a Tamil named Muthu, who died on July 9 at the Sungei Wangi Estate engine room as result of multiple injuries received
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    JUDGMENT RESERVED IN "SPORTSMAN CASE"
    108 3 Singapore. Wednesday. JUDGMENT was reserved in the case in which Mr. E. C. Mozar, managing director of Messrs. Masters Ltd. sued Mr. E. AnderM> n, for damages, alleging that he had heen induced into buying the ftKtJwU. and assets of 'The a monthly publication, bv
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    DAMAGED LIVES
    36 3 In response to many requests from individuals and local societies, the film Damaged Lives" Is to be screened at Theatre Royal from and including next Sat.irdav. The performances will be at :he usual times.
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    STATION TO BECOME A COURT
    103 3 JN order to fight against the growing danger of congestion in local police courts, Singapore's new Traffic, District and Police Court will start to function from Aug. 15 at premises formerly occupied by the Sepoy Lines Police Station. It is not at present known who
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    DEFAMERS FINED $50
    96 3 Singapore, Wednesday THE charge of defamation instituted against Yun Kai and Loh Ah Choi by Madam Li Lian Hin which WU I commenced yesterday afternoon in the Fifth Magistrate's Court before Mr. L C. Goh, was concluded to-day after the ttvo accuse' gave Lheir evidence stating in
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      143 3 Just Received Just Received Faber's American Made Fountain Pens In MMfteel co.'our-. complete with clips Th" Best At its price in the world Price 1.2.5 e.ich only. Onlv limited ettppUe* ncehed. Ob'^in^b!** M PETER CHONG COMPANY Singapore. M:)icca. Kuala I umpur, Ipth Penan*:, etc MUAR NAN VANG HOTEL AGENTS. Express
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      18 3 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED* China Building, Chulia Street, PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE. Fire, Marine, Motor VEHICLES 6c WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
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    SHARE MARKET
    212 4 Messrs. Fraser 6- Co/s Report Singapore, Wednesday. Messrs. Fraser and Co.'s report for to-day is as follows: MINING. Tin at midday was $98.00. up s B London cables received this morning suggested that the market there was still in the holiday mood as the margins between buying and
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    Close Friend Of King Drowned
    120 4 London, Wednesday LIEUT.-Colonel Sir Malcolm Munu Comptroller of the household of I Duke of Connaught for 32 years, I drowned last evening when the boat 1 which he was sailing on Virginia Waa lake in the Windsor Great Park caj sized. The accident was seen
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    75 4 London. WedneaW THE Foreign Secretary, Lord Haw* who spent the holiday week-end aij Yorkshire home, returned to London day to confer with the heads of jm ments at the Foreign Offlee on tne nese questions. Official duties will detain nm London over to-morrow, after wimp will return to Yorkshire. d(J
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      59 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) in SAFE BOXES in our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can have access to these safe boxes, so that SAFETY and
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      15 4 MM 111 BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. LTD BRANCHES AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD Tel. 5926. Finlayton Green
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    34 5 STOCKS SHARES Iboed By Fraser Company •fl _apore, Aug. 3. 5 p.m. wewerwerewr I MINING j Alex Brick n^ Pref? 130 l-SOnom. Atlas Ice 2J O "2-20 Broadcasting -jg werwerwer GENERAL wrewerwer RUBBER SHARES
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    59 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS wwrwerwe MINING Ayer Panas 1.35 1.45 Batu Lintangs 1.15 1.20 Brogas 0.81 0.86 Connemaras 1.40 1.50 Hamiltons 1.45 1.55 Kempas 1-93 2.03 Kundongs 160 1.75 New Scudais 120 1.30 Pa jams 185 1.95 Perak Rivers 100 1.05 Sungei Tukangs MO 1.15 Telok Ansons 150 1.60 Ulu Benuts
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      229 5 S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers tn Securities and Commodities May Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Hi jjajj Membera: MEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF NY. MEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR BXCHANOM CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG
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    WARTIME PRODUCTS TO BE READJUSTED
    71 6 WARTIME PRODUCTS TO BE READJUSTED J Shanghai i ACTING n orders ol the Central Government,, varum 1 provincial authorities are organ ism* committees (or the i readjustment of the trans portation of eoods in time ol war. i All dealers are requested to apply for certificates from the 1 committees
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      220 6 HERE'S A REAL BiC LAUCH SHQW-Aa INPERFECT TECHNICOLOUR! nam artists pmnwctson MifHTI Y I JM igHHilli^BJM? I PAVILION 6.15 915 NlUhm-Ti iil.asl Xijsfli* c( this Outstanding Dramatic Triumph! CAPITOL 6.15 TO-NICHT 9.15 DISTINED TO WIN THE ACADEMY COLD MEDAL AWARD! Little Caeaar" livet again 'In drama pun "*fl ILjff^mfE gent
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      183 6 A^ 4 Ii ROXY BAR OPEN 5 P.M. TILL MIDNIGHT, j a^a^B^p^pjMß^BaPßKeflßajßa-^BjBajBH i A MOTHER WHO KILLED |*"*'A W H > 8 j Warier Bros. Present j I KAY IBAXtIS ||e a picture as personal as a diary see a mothe^sou^tnpped bare "COi^FESSIO N I with lAN HUNTER. BASIL RATHBONE
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    RICE PRODUCTION IN CHINA
    192 7 /YTH/O/? PROVINCES] DEVELOPED j Hankow, j iN order to increase the production I of foodstuffs during the time of j Lr, tin Central Government has instructed the Central Farm Bureau to develop the uncultivated land in the interior provinces. Crvwerattof Witt! the Kvnn^tunpr PrornrP > oovemmrtit
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      261 7 5 ANOTHER BIC HIT Ai iia>iiihA! Coming Next Change I J A MUSICAL OF SUPERLATIVE j > SPLENDOR .WRAPPED IN j 1 SILVER RIBBONED WITH i S SONG AND HAPPINESS S S WRITTEN ALL OVER IT! Iff sweetheorts rodionriy ■af re-on Te^' I JEAN HERSHOLT j S ETHEL MERMAN I
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      303 7 r S W i_EiMk P revious Box-office records VES^k Brokenb> X A^B WARNER BROS. Spectacular \m Km Technicolor Production \Hh the adventures of I rob,n hood i Phone (J909 For Reservation S I I ALHAMBRAI t Conditioned m "aW j (Direction: SHAW BROTHERS LTD.) j S DAILY 4 SHOWS II
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    CAN MALAYA DO WITHOUT INDIAN LABOUR?
    409 8 CAN MALAYA DO WITHOUT INDIAN LABOUR? (From Our Own Reporter j IPOH, WEDNESDAY THAT MALAYAN ECONOMICS WOULD NOT PERMIT THE ENTIRE 1 STOPPAGE OF IMMIGRATION FROM INDIA, ASSISTED AND UNASSISTED, UNLESS AT PROHIBITIVE COST AND A COMPLETE CHANGE IN THE PRODUCTION BASIS OF INDUSTRIES CON OWNED IS THE CONSIDERED OPINION
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    KEEPING ORDER AT SUNGEI BESI
    34 8 Hon£ Fatt mine was the scene ol another disturbance recently when 60(1 mining coolies struck work, lire we ste armed police in readiness al Suntrei Besi for any emergencies.
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    SIGNBOARDS AT THEATRE
    344 8 PERSECUTION OF PROPRIETOR ALLEGED BY COUNSEL (From Our Own Reports K: ala Lumpur, Wednesday. THIS ii the third case of a similar nature against my client, and it is rot a case of prosecution but persecution," said Mr. S. M. Yong who appeared for Mr. Ho Ah
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    62 8 A. the bus tnetl meeting of the Young People a Circle. Geylang, held on Friday he [allowing were elected as officers-President-Mr. Phuah Cheng T Ann Trl e)ected>. hon. secretary -Mr. Lim Soo auan hon. treamrer— Mr Thio Cheng Guan devotional chairman-Miss Quah Bong Soo. Jitevary chairman— Mr K T liharyiM.
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    Tiger Makes Cooly Down Tools!
    91 8 (From Our Own Reporter] Taiping. Tuesday FOLLOWING the report that a tiger was heard to roar recently in Makau Tiong, Taiping, last week, it is now learned that a Chineee weeding cooly. working on a small holding, actually saw "Mr. Stripes" in tne afternoon taking
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE CHARGE
    73 8 ATTEMPTED SUICIDE CHARGE Singapore. Went*** The cise was this norntaC J£ n ed before the Second Magistia" of Conra. Oldham by Court in H( Wray in which a nineteen year J"^ kien girl was alleged to have a ed suicide yesterday ntUrnooti I'clock in her horre at 3.58 Road by
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      88 8 'NEW 111 DSOV WIN S Selangor Hill-Climb _F MI 'H __________________L W ___ti^______fl ___Ld_vf-a__fl fll SRS fl _r m .m ik. \_sjW'<_P^wa_»«^V"^t, <*«-. ALFRED DE SILVA recent winner of the Kuala Lumpur-Seremban-and back Cycle Road Race in record time on a New Hudson cycle, repeated his success by winning the
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE
    453 9 UI HEN Sam and Sue sit down toj play against Jack and Jill, fere are two partnerships engaged aoainst each other and assuming t h at they are of more or less equal skill the rubber will be decided by the canto, or by some other manifestation of
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    The Yangtse Basin
    90 9 The Yangtse Basin A Grave For The Japanese Shanghai. pAVELLERB from Anking who arrived here via Wuhu and taking state that some Japanese flew in Anking committed suibecause they saw no prospects home in the near fuTwo divisions of Japanese are stationed between Nan- Anking. ,ro dv of lapanaM soldier*
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    WHEN PARTNERS ARE OPPONENTS
    399 9 By "Horatius" them no better than the Hearts and "signed off" with two Spades. Now, Sam said three Diamonds, a good enough bid which asked Sue for a preference in the two red suits. This is where Sue should have passed, but she said three Spades.
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      31 9 ■k %Wm{ insist your MGHTS IV W clover \jk (If MILK T CREAM I This is HARE CLOVER speaking and I intend to tell the world that. .^..^^^^R^^S'^ c3m\\\\\\\ 3 APb
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Thursday, Aug. 4, 1938. OWN YOUR OWN HOUSE
    294 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Thursday, Aug. 4, 1938. OWN YOUR OWN HOUSE WITH the serious housing shortage at present being experienced the announcement of the formation of a building society in Singapore—incidentally the first of its kind in Malaya— for the purpose of giving people of the middle classes an opportunity
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    To-day Is A REMINISCENCE DAY
    881 10 To-day Is A REMINISCENCE DAY r-DAY is one of those Reminiscence Day.s. It is a day on which newspapers all over the world have been wont for years past to recall the fateful events of the Fourth ot August in 1914 and the grim tragedy and drama of the aiming
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    41 10 Z {h Z yi > t0 A, ena at fnkm ,MU> f r th ir rtis P^v **vy Week, the efk ,n Au ust Hw Ihe Kings Squad of Royal Marine rehearsin*. with tl VIS Victorv." Nelson's flagship, in background. (Planet News).
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    PERSONALITIES
    54 10 Mr. P. H. Burgess has been appomte. to be Secretary to the Board of Licensin? Justices. Singapore Mrs. W. G. Howse, of Seremban. ha* left on a short holiday trip to Australia and will return in October. Mr. James Ritchie. Engineer. Tronoh Mines. Tronoh. was admitted to the Batu
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    THE JAPANESE AIR FORCE WILL BE DEFEATED
    531 11 THE JAPANESE AIR FORCE WILL BE DEFEATED 70 Machines Destroyed By The Chinese RASING his observations on the activities of the Japanese Air Force during the past year, General Mao Pan"-cho, Field Commander of the Chinese Air Force, expressed the belief that the Japanese Air Force would eventually be defeated.
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    32 11 Anniversary of the Sino-Japanese War was obsenred in Hankow on July 7 Above is the scene at the laying of the foundation stone for Chinas Unknown Soldier in Sun Yat-sen Memorial Park.
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    Anglo – American Art For China's North-West
    321 11 Anglo American Art For China's North -West T HE sponsors of an exhibition of 1 rraohic art by leading English and American artists left^Hankov. Mm Julv 11 on their long trek to China s North-Westem centre of national resistance. Thus England's lyric John Nash and AmTricaf JU Rockwell Kent wil
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    NATIONAL PARKS
    212 11 Draws Visitors To Canada Ottawa. RESERVATIONS for accommodation during the 1938 season already received at Jasper National Park, Alberts, indicate that .the fame of Canada's National Parks as vacation areas is known all over the world. Some holiday seekers will come from such far-distant continents and countries as
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    Anti-Illiteracy Campaign In China
    168 11 Anti-Illiteracy Campaign In China OEALISING the importance of mass training for prolonged resistance against Japanese invasion. China is instituting a new compulsory educational programme as a means to combat her illiteracy in the interior. According to a scheme recently worked out the Chinese Ministry of Education. Wuhan, the tri-partite city
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      80 11 TNI TBUI TONIC POOD I ii- -1 POLAROID Glasses arc ihe latest scientific discovery In fUre P">teetlon. They permit you to acwally see W to 30 feet below the surface of the water. FOR THE FIRST TlME— perfect eye comfort for driving, cruising, Ashing, tennis or any outdoor sport. See
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    QUEEN MARY DOCKED AT SOUTHA ON
    182 12 QUEEN MARY DOCKED AT SOUTHA ON 'liit liner "Queen Mary" entered thp giant King George v dry-dock at uthirr pton for her mid-season under-water inspection. The work h<M Here is the vessel entering the dock, irlanet News). A dmiiiiutivr mbot ol Koyal Murine CMetl stands 'shoulder to shoulder" H.H. a
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    THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING
    1623 14 ming lines, the bodice was gathered yJ2K v SJ over and fastened Sf tL-Srt T^?^^^ of self-material, at the waist at the back. With Jms went a efl rever3 CHARMINGLY LINED with a JS^Stlmf^KMStbH showed us of PLAIN Lovely in its simplicity wtw another fo^ witn
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      101 14 GOWNS Very original cotton informal; just unpacked at I New shipment of Morning Frocks Capitol Bids:. Phone Singapore. 3838. SHOES SHOES FOR EVERY OCCASION Must be Really Smart and Distinctive See Yoong Cheong Shoe Co. North Bridge Road, Singapore. And Avoid Disappointment _W _____k '''__~_M_U phone V BL Yoong Cheong
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      79 14 GJ7AJU) rot/i? BEAUTY WITH ESSENTIAL PREPARATIONS BY Sfr The basis of all Elizabeth Arden K JkJ I beauty treatments in her I^ndon, Paris V\ and New York salons is Cleanse and V] J Night and morning and every time VC I •r?IL C ?an? K your make "UP «se Ardena
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      124 14 JEWELLER AH the colours that make 1 nWnre are in the paint-box AND all the notes are on the niano— AND yet the picture and the melody may not be made That is what is lacking in so many reproductions of precious stones, the inspiration has not come. Ciro's designers
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      84 15 GOWNS Something to crow 2nd. Floor Rodney House. Smart clothes for all occasions CLOTHES ELSIE MARY lUODNEY HOISE. BATTERY ROAD. Day Evening Gowns Specially Designed HENRIETTA (of London) S.» to $30 HAIR FOOD When you raise your hat\ 1 do you raise your age? J •V like to look young
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      29 15 I OH THE RACES! Smart Dresses in Printed Silk, Cotton Nets, and Spotted Crepes. A New Shipment of Hollywood Brassieres Just Unpacked At THE SMART SHOP 17 Stamford Road.
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      58 15 SHOES "BALLY" GOLD KID PEEP TOE SANDAL Open Work Vamp. High Spanish Heel. SIZE:—, 3 to 7. PRICE $17.50 I m England^___^ I PERMANENT WAVES SPECIAL OFFER FOR AUGUST only BEAUTIFUL AND LASTING PERMANENT WAVES I at $8.00 and $10.00 only S >i\iso\ perm; LADIES HAIRDRESSERS 5, FORT ROAD 4
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    FEATH OF MR. D. M. CRAIK
    134 17 FEATH OF MR. D. M. CRAIK 1 Well-Known Architect (From Our Oicn Reporter) Penang, Tuesday. funeral of the late Mr. David Mc- Leod Craik, the well-known Penane J litect. took place this evening from j General Hospital for burial at the I ten; Road Cemetery and was largely nded. ceased,
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    119 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIYE Entrance Exit Ship Godown Gate Gate Bulan 18 2 3 Simaloer 16 2 3 Suwa Maru 14 2 3 Ipoh 13 2 3 Karapara 11 2 3 Nagara 9 4 3 Malayan Prince 30 2 3 Foylebank 32 2
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    NEWBORN UNITY OF THE CHINESE PEOPLE
    346 17 STRENGTHENS WITH TIME Hankow. THh Nlne day session o| the People s Po|Uica| (ounci| that iv the legislative body intended as a preliminary to the real Chinese parliament, has just been adjourned till Otober after having in the first session of its existence submitted
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    $8,800 CHANDU HAUL
    90 17 $8,800 CHANDU HAUL Singapore, Wednesday. ARKESTEtJ by revtnue officers yesterda.v afternoon em the arrival of the S.S. Bhutan from China, four Chinese, Goh Gong, Chan Yan. Wong Sang and Vour Shang, were produced this morning before Mr. 11. A. Forrer, District Judge, Criminal District Court, when they were charged with
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    New Came Preserve Established
    264 17 interests of the natives have been made necessary by the intensive hunting and trapping carried on in former years and the situation created by the failure of the fur catch and the shortage of big ?ame during the 1937-38 season. The fur industry of the Northwest
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    PRODUCTION OF HEILUM FROM AIR NOT YET FEASIBLE
    243 18 "It is no doubt possible," Dr. Siedler now said, "to produce helium from atmospheric air, but the quantities obtainable by means of the present-known processes are very small. "A modern Zeppelin requires about 250,000 cubic metres (8,830,--000 cubic feet) of helium gas,'
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      464 18 I ON THE RADIO j JL T-_L_II IDC A I in A. I Platform. From the Eisteddfod THURS. AUb. Pavilion. Sophia Gardens. CarnsseenesX niemesm <;ramo P honr r<rofd* 940 Montague Brearley and his Orchestra. CIMY 1 A PfiPH J 0.35 'Steamboat.' Dimi/ll Wivri |j 20 News an(l an nouncements. Time
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    FALAYA IS NOW SAVING MORE
    278 19 FALAYA IS NOW SAVING MORE Iw rrase «n the amount of i ,1: U in co-operative societies ,:;;^V record^ in the annua **ftot of the Director of f^Vr.tion, Malaya. ,h o wed that while the mem--2 cWies amongst salary f ri f^derated Malay States mm settlements increased leans grantee fell
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    Trailer Regulations For National Parks
    341 19 i Ottawa -uILATIONS tor the management a control of trailers in the Nattoni, 01 tanada have been establisliD y tne Department of Mines and Rerces, oitawa. new regulations, which go into ct immediately provide for the reration of all motor vehicles and traiand contain clauses
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    PLEADED GUILTY BECAUSE HE COULD NOT FIND SYCE
    129 19 PLEADED GUILTY BECAUSE HE COULD NOT FIND SYCE Singapore. Wednesday. A EURASIAN. Mr. A B Woodforcu aged 30. residing at 271— O. Bukit Timah Road appeared before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker, the Fourth Magistrate this morning on charges of causinc hurt, bv a necrllsent act to Biah binte Long. Teo
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    19 19 Deanna Durbin and Herbert Marshall in New Universal'* 'Mad About Music," opening at the Capitol on Tuesday, Aug. 9.
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    BRITISH FOOD STOCKS IN TIME OF WAR
    958 20 BRITISH FOOD STOCKS IN TIME OF WAR Prime Minister's Reassurance THE British Prime Minister emphasised need for eeonomy until time came *hen efforts to build up armaments could be relaxed. A British attempt at self-sufficiency in foodstuffs would, he said, ruin Empire and foreign suppliers. The quifttloai of food supplies
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    Singapore Ambulance Calls
    77 20 The numbers of calls attended tyambulance service attached to tw gapore Fire Dept. during the (J m °"L to July, was 314, and of these 32 cases outside Municipal limits. The cases are classified a V rv accimotor car accidents 30. motor ll 4 rr> trol i
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    26 20 rO!3 The estimated total *por p d 00 Malaya, of tin, and tin-m -< an assay value of 75.5 per <•'•;.., month of July. '938, are 3,500 tons.
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    Chief Prosecution Witness Convicted Of Perjury
    671 21 ACCUSED IS ACQUITTED I(From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. IF east in which Kandasamy, a Tamil, was charged before vi r J Grattan Bellew. in the First Court, came to an runt end when it was discovered that Mohamed bin Aris, the ief
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    Cyclist Dies After Collision With Pedestrian
    79 21 .HH (From Our Own Correspondent > ..p.. lllji Taiping, Wednesday, jjjjj lIJCOLLOWING a collision with a||| if! pedestrian, a young Chinestjj| jjjjjcyclist, Ah Suan, has died injjg jjjjj the Taiping Hospital. jjjjj Hill The accident occurred in|p i|JKamunting Road at about 1 13(^| ||p.m.
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    Soviet Claim Big Success
    135 21 Moscow, Wednesday. "TREMENDOUS losses" are claimed to have been inflicted upon the Japanese during a day of fighting at Changkufeng yesterday, according to the Tass Agency. A report says the Japanese offensive was resumed at dawn yesterday, and when the Japane.se were crossing intc Soviet territory
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    JAVA TENNIS CHAMPION WINS TITLE
    446 22 JAVA TENNIS CHAMPION WINS TITLE KAMIS YADI ANNEX THE DOUBLES Singapore, Wednesday. OAMBOKDJO triumphed o\er Lim Djoe DjiVm in the finals of the men's singles of the Malayan championships on the padang this morning and Kamis and Vadi annexed the doubles title from the Penan* pair, (ioon Kok Yin* and
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    UNFINISHED TENNIS TIE
    96 22 UNFINISHED TENNIS TIE sumapore. Wednesday. Ij: AMINO lo further rain to-day the ill "final oi the mived doubles chani- ::rl:Pionship in the Malayan tennis ;jj|; (•urnrv on the padaiiK was nol Hljj concluded this afternoon as was jjjg iiJH originally arranged. This tie will be played to-mor- III!! row (Thursday)
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    SEGAMAT TEACHERS' TENNIS
    148 22 SEGAMAT TEACHERS' TENNIS I 'From Our Oini Correspondent) Segamat, Tuesday. riE Segamat Teachers Tennis ba»j reached a very Interesting stage and many well fought games were witnessed A K Mahadev is in excellent form and has i cached the finals, and if he keeps up his form he is most
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    Breach Charge Against Chinese
    111 22 I Singapore, Wednesday, i THE can was again mentioned in the! econd court this morning before' Mr. Conrad Oldham, the Second Magis- i trate in which Lim Hong Thoon stands. Charged with the offence of having, committed criminal breach of trust as a! ..rrvant in respect
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    141 22 i heir opponents, and had the score in their favour at 4 3. They led again at 5—4 in the ninth game, but the title-holders produced OHM brilliant overhead work to equalise. The eleventh game went to the MaIkiys. At 40—15, the match stroke, Kok !lxm
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    Alleged Pose As Lawyer; Malay On Trial
    528 22 (From Our Own Correspondent j Malacca, Wednesday. LIOVV a Malay, Ahmad bin Tek, was alleged to have posed as a lawye: und cheated an old Malay woman, Lemot binte Muji, in respect a $32.32. was described to-day before Mr. A. Williams, acting dm
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    JOHORE SCHOOLS BADMINTON
    121 22 JOHORE SCHOOLS BADMINTON 'From Our Om Cone^em, THE Government En^K^-ffl met the Chon* Hwa s,w friendly badminton match ol sfcii pnd won all the games. Th." are the results:— Norman Stanley and Samad bin Hussein Hwong How and Me»n 21—5: 21— g. »««wa M. Shanmuggam and Mohan** l Ahmad beat
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    71 22 Singapore. Wedr.esaajl Charged at the instance of Insped Minns of the Gambling Suppression! partment, Tay Keng Jim pleal guilty u) a charge of assisting ta cd ing on a public lottery. Mr. Conrad Oldham, the Sea Magistrate, before whom the accaj appeared said -that there mus. be an viction in
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    LOTTERY CHARGE
    124 22 LOTTERY CHARGE Singapore. Wednesday M. Choyi Kutti, an ex-employee j the Singapore Harbour Board. about 50 years, appeared this morna before Mr. Conrad Oldham, the Secfl Magistrate at the instance of Inspect Minns on a charge of assisting in can? ing on a public lottery. The accused pleaded guilty and*
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    FAVOURITES AGAIN OBLIGE AT PENANG
    746 23 FAVOURITES AGAIN OBLIGE AT PENANG Lady Piper Is Only Upset With $68 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang. Wednesday. DOR the first time in the history of professional racing in Malava, a card of only six races was provided for to-day, the third day of the Penang Autumn meeting. The weather
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    JOHORE CRICKET: EUROPEANS vs THE REST
    117 23 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Tuesday. THE cricket match between the Norm Johore Europeans and the Rest for the Tan Peng Challenge Cup will oe played at Genuang on Aug. 13 and 14. Great interest is centred in the game. Since the fixture was
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    SOVIET PICTURE OF THE ARCTIC IN SINGAPORE
    138 23 HEROES of the Arctic," the U.S. Soviet Russian film with English and Chinese subtitles, featuring the heroism of Russians of the "Cheliuskin expedition to the Arctic under the leadership of Professor Schmidt, will be shown at the Jubilee, Palacegay and Atlantic Theatres from
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    Blakan Mati Gunners Beat Skins Reserves
    164 23 2-1 MARGIN IN DIV. 2 SOCCER R A /rm > o. SKINS II 1 4 GRIM STRUGGLE WAS WITNESSED AT BLAKAN MATI YESTERDAY. A VvHEN THE R.A. (8.M.) MET THE SKINS' SECOND STRING IN a SFCOND DIVISION FIXTURE OF THE S.A.F.A. LEAGUE. THE HOME
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    SATURDAY'S WEIGHTS
    125 23 W [EIGHTS for three races on Saturi day, the fourth and last dav of the Penang Autumn professional race meeting in Penang, are as follows: FOURTH DAY Jack Druce Jj Bombus Meadowman J—Strathpeffer °~J Empiric Calvados J— Burraneer J JJ Gay Tad J— J 1 Celestial J Jubilee
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    S.C.C. BOWLS
    63 23 Ties in the bowls tournament at the S.C.C. will be played as follows: Monday <Bth> Singles: F H. Brooks vs. W. Williams; A. Ferguson vs. W M. Edwards Tuesday (9th l Pairs: R. C. Stewart and M P. Scfe vs. J Riley and T B. Rogers. Wednesday (10th)
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE
    29 23 The Telok Aver Epworth League held their annual picnic at Pulau Übin over the August Bank holiday week-end when 35 members and friends had an enjoyable time.
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    TRIBUNE NEWSREEL OF THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    139 24 TRIBUNE NEWSREEL OF THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT MISS SIN JUAN, the Siamese entrant who showed good form in the tournament. She reached the singles semi-final and in the mixed doubles came in to partner Gobbee in the semi-final. Tribune. GOBBEE, a Netherlands visitor, who was another impressive player but who did
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    PALESTINE COMMISSION RETURNING
    113 24 PALESTINE COMMISSION RETURNING London, Wednesday. MEMBERS of the Technical Commission on the partition of Palestine have completed their Inquiries In that country and are leaving to-day for London. On arrival here, the Commission, which consists of four members under the chairmanship of Sir John Woodhead. v.'ill hear some further evidence
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    REFUGEES COMMITTEE
    84 24 London, Wednesday. FE inter-governmental committee dealing with the problem of refugees in Austria and Germany, which was set up at Evian, met at the foreign office to-day. Lord Wintcrton was elected chairman. Four vice-chairmen were eppotnted from France, United States. Brazil and Holland. Mr. George KubUe, the American
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    37 24 Rangoon, Wednesday. RIOTING, looting and murder are still prevalent in various districts, though Rangoon IS normal The total list of casualties is 80 killed and 300 wounded including 20 Indians killed at Tharawacldv and scores wound- Reuter
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    Germany & Austrian Debts
    33 24 Germany Austrian Debts Paris, Wednesdav. GERMANY has agreed to reimburse France for any payment she mav have to make in fulfilment of her guarantee of the Austrian international loans 1933-34, under a commercial
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    37 24 agreement, details of which are published here. As regards other Austrian debLs to France. Germany offers the creditors, in effect, settlement on the same basis as the case of German debts other than Young Dawes loans.— Reuter
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    16 24 Tor tennis match Y.M.C.A. vs. Teachers' Association which was fixed to be played to-morrow is cancelled.
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    New York Reaction
    67 24 New York, Wednesday. THERE is considerable conjecture in local circles over the implications of the refusal of the British authorities to sell gold at any price after fixing yesterday The latest engagements of gold for shipment to New York inclt*de $1,000,000 from England. $2,500,000 from Canada. It
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    Skins' Boxing Results
    153 24 Skins Boxing Results THE Inniskillings inter-compH novices boxing tourname* which began on Tuesday, was cot tinued last night when a further se ries of lights was held. To date, "A" Company is leadin with 16 bouts won and next in ordi come "S" 9, "H.Q." 7, "C" 5 and I
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    Y.M.C.A. FOOTBALL
    53 24 Y.M. C.A. FOOTBALL The following have been selec (T0 |fl play football for the Y.M.CA .vs. Office) R.A.F. to-morrow on .fl Road Ground:-A. Smith: *l/„ ijnsoflM Mitchell: G. Ranatunga: F »JJ"\ sfl R. C. Medland; C. Tessier i fl Chye; C. Kite, Thong Sing Ch j^ Beath. Lim Kim Wee.
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    50 24 ,j_ The following have been play cricket for the Y.M .C.A u< m on Saturday at 2 p.m. on tn< s d rtf*wM ground:— Dr V. Xavier; c au.| G. K. Tan; J. Shaw; S. H<>P« D ,ri*« M. Swyny; G. L.Kam; w M Ackrill; Tessier; Dival; A
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